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Mastering the Art of Jumping on a Bike
An overview of bike jumping: body position, the pop, airtime and landing, plus a cautious progression from small rollers and a note on each jump skill.
Tricks and Stunts
Pumping, jumping and drops with careful progression.
Start here · Essential guide
An overview of bike jumping: body position, the pop, airtime and landing, plus a cautious progression from small rollers and a note on each jump skill.
A numbered beginner sequence from rolling over bumps to a first small tabletop, with safety framing: helmet, protection and small steps on flat ground.
Refine your bunny hop: how the front lift, rear lift and timing work together to clear small obstacles, with cautious practice ideas and safety advice.
A cautious introduction to simple air tricks like table tops and one-foot moves, framed as a later stage that suits foam pits and skills park instruction.
Learn the landing side of jumping: matching the bike to the landing slope, absorbing impact with arms and legs, and avoiding nose-heavy touchdowns.
What style in the air means, including scrubs and whips, and why these moves come only after consistent, safe jumping and with proper coaching.
Learn to read a jump line at a bike park: lip shapes, tabletops versus gaps, speed checks and why walking the features first is a sound habit.
What a pump track is, how to ride rollers and berms, basic track etiquette, and when to add simple manuals and doubles once you are confident.
How riding drop-offs differs from jumping: rolling versus airing a drop, landing on both wheels and starting from very small ledges with care.
How pushing into and absorbing terrain generates speed without pedalling, and how that same pumping motion leads naturally into small, careful jumps.
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